How to self test for veneral diseases
Find test station on campus Levanger, and learn how to proceed with the test.
Find more information here about the test-toilets, symptoms, and when to do the test.
Important information to everyone who does the self-test
- Please note that it must take 14 days from unprotected sex until you can do the test.
- Instructions on how to take the test are available in the test toilet.
- Fill in the form with your personal data IN CAPITAL LETTERS and put this, together with the test tube, into the envelope.
- Deliver the envelope with sample and form in the test drop box (safe) at the Library.
- The service is free and you perform it on your own and at your own risk.
- The sample is also tested for gonorrhoea.
- The tests are collected by the Youth Clinic at Levanger Municipality every Tuesday.
Where is the test station?
The test station is at the HC tiolet straight ahead from the main entrance at Nylåna. Find it with Mazemap.
Self test step by step - Vaginal sample (for women)
Recommended method.
- Do not empty the water from the sample tube.
- Grab the stick in the area furthest from the tip (further out than the breaking mark).
- Pull the labia aside and insert the sample stick approximately 5 cm into the vagina.
- Let the stick stay inside the vagina for 10 seconds. Rotate the stick 4-5 times while pulling the stick out.
- Place the sample stick in the sample tube and break the stick by the breaking mark.
- Put the test tube in the transport tube.
Self test step by step - Urine sample (all genders)
- Do not empty the water from the sample tube.
- Use a plastic cup to collect urine. It is only the first stream of urine that should be used for the sample. Leave only 5-10 ml. of urine in the cup, just enough to cover the bottom of the cup.
- Then use the pipette to move the urine from the plastic cup to the sample tube.
- Make sure that the level of fluid is between the two lines on the sample tube.
- Screw the cap on to the sample tube.
- Put the test tube in the transportation tube.
Where do I hand in the test?
When you are finished at the test station you hand in the envelope containing the test in the safe inside the copy room at the Library. Find it with Mazemap.
When do I get the result?
If your test comes back positive you will be contacted by the Youth clinic within two weeks for further follow-up and treatment.
If your test comes back negative, you will not be contacted. If you have symptoms or ailments, please contact the Youth clinic, during opening hours.
If you have questions about how to perform the test or test results you can contact the Youth Clinic per phone: (+47) 910 03 619.